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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1963
Page
9
A beautician reports a personal survey showing hair color affects popularity with men. The letter-writer notes platinum blondes attract more attention and cites marriage changes after returning to brown. The adviser wryly questions the method and warns about bald heads.
Multiple clubs announce events at local venues. Progressive Study Club hosts guest seated tea 2 to 4 pm at Lubbock Women's Club house. Tannock Ratiaue and Collectors Club 33 108 valentine tea with Mrs C H Hamilton at 22 Side Rd. LaFleur Garden Club meets 9 30 am Municipal Garden Arts Center. South Plains Genealogical Society 7 30 pm Municipal Garden Arts Center. P TA groups meet 7 30 pm at school cafeteria. Overton 3 30 pm Southeast 3 45 pm Bayless 7 30 pm Stubbs 7 30 pm.
The TOPS club met Tuesday night in the Na tional Bank cafeteria. Mrs Dee Courtney presented a skit about club activities. Twenty eight members and visitors attended. The next meeting is at 7 p m in the cafeteria.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church Missionary Society met at 2014 55th Street in the home of Mrs. Orville Davis for a 0:30 p.m. Tuesday study session on Reading The Bible. President Mrs. Clyde Powell led the business meeting. fifteen members and guests attended. The next meeting is 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Mrs. Fewell’s home.
Mrs. Roberts of Aviha Temple 70 Daughters of the Nile attended a visit by Mrs. Hazel E. Marshall Supreme Queen in Wichita Falls with J K Fulkerson and J H Perry. Initiations at Shelomi Temple 43 followed a ceremonial banquet. Additional Lubbock Amarillo guests joined luncheons and rituals in Amarillo and Albuquerque Yucca Temple events.
First Baptist Woman's Missionary Union met Wednesday at the church. Mrs. J. T. Bolding was chosen chairman of mission study to replace Mrs. Clark Estes who is moving from Lubbock. A valentine motif dressed the luncheon table.
The Lubbock Toastmistress Club met at Oakwood Methodist Church with topic mistress Augusta Zarfas and speakers on Abraham Lincoln, It's History It's History It's History, and Dreams. E B Rainer served as general evaluator. The next meeting is set for 7:30 p.m. February 26 at the church.
Concrete pour data from Singapore signals a stronger construction cycle as builders push up output and new projects accelerate. Analysts note higher activity across residential and commercial segments, with many projects advancing despite cost pressures and supply constraints.
Friday noon deadlines apply for Sunday society pages with special rules for wedding stories. The social calendars and picture deadlines are 12 noon Friday and 6 p.m. today respectively. Weekend wedding stories must feature ceremonies Friday to Sunday. weekday weddings are not printed in Sunday papers.
The note references Rin Tin Tin and a canine star in a nostalgic context about giving a small thoughtful gift to a friend going abroad. It alludes to old film days and Cotton gloves, with hints of ex-network ties and a family film heritage.
A shower honoring Miss Bobbie Serrate was hosted by Mrs. C. Jordan Jr. at 5213 16th St. Attendees chose aqua and white for color decorations with carnations and a miniature bridal couple as a centerpiece. Vows for Miss Serrate and her groom Donald Morrill will be read Saturday at Second Baptist Church.
Four children were killed and eleven injured when a truck carrying a group home from a beach party veered off a ditch and overturned near Lobito Angola on Tuesday per Portuguese ANT news agency.
Mrs. Thelma Showalter of Denver City schools is named Outstanding ESA Member by Delta Mu chapter at Seminole. Her yearlong essay will be reviewed by state judges as she competes with ten district chapter candidates for a district winner announced at a April 21 meeting. The district winner advances to a May state convention to face ten more contestants.
In Rangoon a Chinese Burmese trader is cashing in on a trend by purchasing bundles of old newspapers. The seller reports steady demand and quick turnover as depots note rising resale value.
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